1. What are the Feng Shui precautions and taboos for bedside orientation?
1. It is better to choose a bed that faces north and south to comply with geomagnetic attraction. When everyone sleeps with their head facing south or north, the aorta and great veins are the most important in the human body's blood circulation system, and their direction is consistent with the direction of the head and feet of the human body, which is good for health. The head of the bed should not face west, because the earth rotates from east to west. If the head is facing west, blood often rushes to the top of the head, making sleep less stable; if you sleep with your head facing east, you will have a peaceful feeling.
2. The head of the bed cannot be close to the door. If you tolerate the limited space in the bedroom and place the bed next to the door, it will be a taboo in the bedroom.
3. The orientation of the head of the bed should be such that it can withstand the direct penetration of light, preferably south or slightly south. Generally speaking, sunlight can penetrate for 2-3 hours a day, which is good for eliminating moisture in the room, killing bacteria, adjusting indoor temperature, and accelerating air flow.
4. It is not advisable to have beams on the bed, and it is not advisable to place lights on the ceiling above, otherwise it will cause problems such as mental stress, headaches and other diseases caused by oppression.